His talent impressed Real Madrid officials, who did not hesitate to invest €63.5 million to sign a player seen as one of the brightest rising talents, even though he was still a project for the future.

However, his first season did not meet expectations, and he needs consistent playing time to continue developing and prove whether he can indeed become a game-changing player.

For this reason, Real Madrid prefers to loan him to a club with great ambitions that plays in the Champions League and offers him regular minutes.

Mastantuono will be evaluated during the preseason under Mourinho, but barring a surprise, he will leave on loan, as his chances of playing for Real Madrid next season are limited.

Regarding Betarish's future, AS reported that the Portuguese coach is very impressed with what the young player showed in the final weeks of last season with Real Madrid.

Álvaro Arbeloa was the first to give Tiago Betartch a chance to play for the first team.

By the end of the season, Betartch started 11 matches, completed 10 full matches, clearly outperforming Eduardo Camavinga in the selection order, and also came on as a substitute in 5 matches.

Betarish played in the European Under-19 Championship with the Spanish national team and won the title. He is now focusing on trying to convince Mourinho to stay in the first team.